Sold at Auction: Barbara A. Wood

American artist Barbara A. Wood was prone to sickness as a child, and she spent most of her time painting or sketching alone in her room. She was raised by her mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother in Ohio. The female family dynamic was a central theme in Barbara A. Wood paintings, and her female portraits depict emotional experiences and inner turmoil.

Later in life, motherhood became a frequent subject in Barbara A. Wood's paintings, and she was often seen with a child on one hip and a paint brush in her free hand. Barbara A. Wood's signed prints of serigraphs, lithographs, paintings, and pencil sketches can be found at auction and through private collectors. Her original paintings are found among the collections of Jane Seymour, Ron Howard, and Jerry Lewis. Explore Invaluable for other artworks depicting the female form by browsing fabulous portrait paintings for sale online.